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Yes, I've had great success with this in a few cases. There's the obvious "create a stable diffusion prompt with all the line noise of 'unreal engine 4K high q
by nl 3y ago
Yes, I've had great success with this in a few cases.
There's the obvious "create a stable diffusion prompt with all the line noise of 'unreal engine 4K high quality award winning photorealistic'" stuff which is pretty obvious.
Less obvious is using it to refine system prompts for the "create your own GPTs" thing. I used this approach for my "Chat with Marcus Aurelius, Emperor of Rome and Stoic philosopher"[1] and "New Testament Bible chat"[2]
I'm particularly happy with how well the Marcus Aurelius one works, eg: https://chat.openai.com/share/27323fe8-56e2-4620-8e4a-3ebf694da710 https://chat.openai.com/share/27323fe8-56e2-4620-8e4a-3ebf69...
For both of these I started with a rough prompt and then asked GPT4 to refine it.
I found the key was to make sure to read the generated prompt very carefully to make sure it is actually asking for what you want.
More recently I've been using the same technique for some more complicated use-cases: creating a prompt for GPT-4 to rank answers and creating prompts for Mistral-7B. The same basic approach works well for both of these.
[1] https://chat.openai.com/g/g-qAICXF1nN-marcus-aurelius-emperor-of-rome https://chat.openai.com/g/g-qAICXF1nN-marcus-aurelius-empero...
[2] https://chat.openai.com/g/g-CBLrOOGjA-official-new-testament-bible-king-james-version https://chat.openai.com/g/g-CBLrOOGjA-official-new-testament...
- zamadatix 3y agoChatGPT also uses the first approach for image generation. It even released before direct access to Dall-E 3 did.